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Adobe Illustrator Tutorials – Best Of - Smashing Magazine Advertisement Over years Adobe Illustrator has become the standard application when it comes to illustration design. Artists, illustrators and graphic designers use Illustrator to create vector-based graphics which — contrary to raster-based editors such as Adobe Photoshop — can be easily rescaled without the loss of quality. E.g., Illustrator is often used to quickly transform hand-drawn sketches on a sheet of paper into lively and colorful digital images. However, to master Adobe Illustrator isn’t easy; and the creating process of professional illustrations requires both time and patience. Therefore tutorials can turn out to be real life- and time-savers as they show exactly what needs to be done in order to create professional illustrations and how masters of illustration actually manage to do their magic. In this post we present a collection of excellent Adobe Illustrator tutorials for beginners and advanced designers. Please notice that Illustrator Tutorials Sources and Resources
Retro car vectors It's surprisingly easy to create a sharp, clean, attention-grabbing vector graphic based on a photograph, whether it's a pet, a person, a motorbike or a car. And because it's a vector graphic, you'll be able to resize it without any loss of quality. There are other benefits too. Vector-based images make for smaller files, and smaller files are easier for your computer to open, close and print out. Because the vector image is an Illustrator file, it's easy for you to change the colours of the illustration if, for example, you want to use it again and again for different clients. Finally, and arguably best of all, the print quality of the final illustration will be second to none. In this tutorial I'll explain how to go about creating a vector illustration from a photograph of a car, and how you can use your artistic judgment and discretion to make it look great without slavishly copying every detail. Click here to download the support files (3.84MB)
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26 Most Recent Adobe Illustrator Tutorials It’s been such a long time since we have posted an article on Adobe Illustrator Tutorials. So, in today’s post, we’d like to share with you these step-by-step tutorials that were released since January of this year to give you a dose of new ideas when trying to design so that you’ll achieve a more beautiful and creative artwork. We’ve handpicked these tutorials because Adobe illustrator offers a variety of advanced tools to smooth out any design, optimize structure proportions and emphasize some beautiful details. Here are the 26 Most Recent Adobe Illustrator Tutorials that we’ve found around the web which are helpful in learning new techniques in brushing up your vector design skills. Check out this collection and feel free to learn from these tutorials. Create a Lava Island Scenario in Illustrator In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a Tiki and Maori culture inspired lava island scenario in Illustrator. Create a Hellboy Poster in Illustrator Create a Stylish Print Ready Flyer
Illustratortips.com - Adobe Illustrator Instruction, Information and Inspiration Double Exposure Portraits by Dan Mountford by aloa Mon, 05/02/2011 - 14:37 If youd ever tried yourself in double exposure photography you know how much fun & - on the other side - frustrating it can be. Dan Mountford is an young & ongoing photographer and graphic designer from Brighton England and he shows us how you do it the right way. Buy his prints at his print shop & visit his Flickr I am a twenty year old british student studying graphic design at the university of brighton, UK. I've done work for the economist, EMI records, Blood is the new black, Gestalten and Velvet Hammer Music. The images shown were all created "in camera". The change in tones, removal of odd blemishes and the addition of some vector was all minimal post production work, created using PS & AI.
Adobe Illustrator Toolbox - Web Design Blog – DesignM.ag Get the FlatPix UI Kit for only $7 - Learn More or Buy Now If you’re interested in improving your skills with Adobe Illustrator or finding resources that can make you more effective and efficient with your time in Illustrator, this is the collection for you. Articles: For getting started and learning more about Illustrator, here are some helpful articles. 7 Things You Didn’t Know Illustrator Could Do – Attitude Design Journal Illustrator’s Pen Tool: The Comprehensive Guide – VECTORTUTS Illustrator Pen Tool Exercises – Veerle Maintaining Rhythm and Flow in Vector Character Design – VECTORTUTS Seven Helpful Techniques for Illustrator – VECTORTUTS Best Sites for Illustrator Tutorials: For continual learning of Illustrator, these 9 sites produce excellent tutorials that will help you in your development. Vectips Veerle’s Blog Blog.SpoonGraphics GoMediaZine AiVault Bittbox N. Vectordiary Collections of Tutorials: Adobe Illustrator Tutorials – Smashing Magazine Illustrator Tutorials – Designer Today Vectors:
How to draw a rainbow with Adobe Illustrator 1. First, using the pen tool, draw a straight line with three anchors. I had a radius of 297 px so a total distance of 594px 2. Next, using the direct selection tool (A) click on the middle anchor and drag it upwards. I dragged up about 150 px from the original distance. 3. 4. Be sure to reduce the gaps as you go along because red is the most visible the purple the least. 5. 6. 7. There you have it, your own rainbow! Like this post? No related posts. Beautiful lady who has the passion for drawing. 22 Very Useful Adobe Illustrator Tutorials | Tutorials 351 shares 30 Flat Circular Vector Icons It can be difficult to find exactly the right type of free icons online – but this iconset is sure to fill the gap. Read More 2124 shares Adobe Illustrator CS6 Shortcuts Cheat Sheet Illustrator is a very important tool for designers and creative professionals.
Computer graphics Computer graphics are pictures and movies created using computers - usually referring to image data created by a computer specifically with help from specialized graphic hardware and software. It is a subset of computer science and a recent field. The phrase was coined by computer graphics researcher William Fetter of Boeing in 1960. Another name for the field is computer-generated imagery, or simply CGI. Overview[edit] The term computer graphics has been used in a broad sense to describe "almost everything on computers that is not text or sound".[1] Typically, the term computer graphics refers to several different things: Computer graphics is widespread today. Many powerful tools have been developed to visualize data. History[edit] Introduction[edit] 1950s[edit] SAGE Sector Control Room. The field of computer graphics developed with the emergence of computer graphics hardware. 1960s[edit] E. It was not long before major corporations started taking an interest in computer graphics. 1970s[edit]